poting |
potting |
As verbs the difference between poting and potting
is that
poting is while
potting is .
lusting |
dusting |
As verbs the difference between lusting and dusting
is that
lusting is while
dusting is .
As nouns the difference between lusting and dusting
is that
lusting is the act of one who lusts while
dusting is a light snowfall.
overfire |
overhire |
In lang=en terms the difference between overfire and overhire
is that
overfire is to create too large a fire in a fireplace, furnace,
etc while
overhire is to hire too many employees.
As verbs the difference between overfire and overhire
is that
overfire is to create too large a fire in a fireplace, furnace,
etc while
overhire is to hire too many employees.
As an adjective overfire
is of a boiler, furnace or other heating device: relating to components or other things that are located above the fire.
triced |
tricked |
As verbs the difference between triced and tricked
is that
triced is past tense of trice while
tricked is past tense of trick.
torsed |
torsoed |
As adjectives the difference between torsed and torsoed
is that
torsed is (heraldry) wearing a torse while
torsoed is having a specified kind or number of torsos.
gammer |
grammer |
As nouns the difference between gammer and grammer
is that
gammer is (obsolete) an old woman while
grammer is .
incus |
uncus |
As nouns the difference between incus and uncus
is that
incus is (skeleton) a small anvil-shaped bone in the middle ear while
uncus is (zoology) a hook or claw.
lusteth |
lasteth |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between lusteth and lasteth
is that
lusteth is (archaic) (
lust) while
lasteth is (archaic) (
last).
As verbs the difference between lusteth and lasteth
is that
lusteth is (archaic) (
lust) while
lasteth is (archaic) (
last).
hermies |
permies |
As nouns the difference between hermies and permies
is that
hermies is plural of hermie while
permies is plural of lang=en.
vide |
vile |
As a verb vide
is divide separate into parts, cleave asunder.
As an adjective vile is
morally low; base; despicable.
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